Texas Esthetician Written State Board | Real
Questions and Answers | 100% Correct - A+
which of the following are the basic building blocks of all matter? -✓✓Atoms
The SDS contains ___ categories of information. -✓✓16
The negative electrode of an electrotherapy device is called ___ -✓✓Cathode
The positive electrode of an electrotherapy device is called___ -✓✓Anode
The unit that measures how much electric energy is being used in one second is called
___ -✓✓Watt
______ is the process that introduces water soluble products into the skin -
✓✓Iontophoresis
what binds the tissues of the body together? -✓✓Connective tissue
what is true of the origin part of the muscle -✓✓it is attached to the skeleton
what body system serves as a protective covering for the body -✓✓integumentary
system
eccrine glands are ___ -✓✓sweat glands
what happens in the stratum granulosum (also known as the grainy layer) -✓✓keratin is
produced
what is the technical term for a nail? -✓✓onyx
what nerves react to heat, cold, pain, and touch? -✓✓sensory
what is the dermis? -✓✓support layer below the epidermis
what is true of basal cell carcinoma? -✓✓it is the least severe type of skin cancer
what is hypopigmentation? -✓✓lack of pigment
clients with which Fitzpatrick skin type tend to have more sensitive skin? -✓✓Skin type 1
what is a characteristic of seborrhea? -✓✓flaking skin
, when should you analyze the skin type and condition? -✓✓before performing services
what is the vitamin in which retinol is the natural form? -✓✓vitamin A
what is coenzyme Q10? -✓✓very powerful antioxidant
what do clay masks do as they dry and tighten? -✓✓draw impurities to the surface
what is the common name for pseudofolliculitis? -✓✓razor bumps
what type of movements are used in petrissage? -✓✓kneading
how does dehydrated skin appear under a woods lamp? -✓✓light violet/purple
what is a heat effect that is used for permanent hair removal? -✓✓thermolysis
what is sometimes known as a "loupe"? -✓✓magnifying lamp
what is the second stage of hair growth? -✓✓catagen phase
what is the shape of the hair papilla? -✓✓cone
glycation, an intrinsic part of the aging process, is caused by what? -✓✓rise in blood
sugar
vascular lesions are also known as ___ lesions -✓✓tertiary
milia are most common in ___ skin types -✓✓dry
combination skin can be both ___ at the same time -✓✓oily and dry
what may make the skin too sensitive for facials or waxing? -✓✓oral steroids
what are carbomers used for? -✓✓to thicken creams
what type of product dissolves makeup, oil and dirt? -✓✓cleansers
approximately how far should the facial steamer be when steaming the skin? -✓✓18
inches
using deep pressure on the face ____ -✓✓can weaken elastin fibers
Questions and Answers | 100% Correct - A+
which of the following are the basic building blocks of all matter? -✓✓Atoms
The SDS contains ___ categories of information. -✓✓16
The negative electrode of an electrotherapy device is called ___ -✓✓Cathode
The positive electrode of an electrotherapy device is called___ -✓✓Anode
The unit that measures how much electric energy is being used in one second is called
___ -✓✓Watt
______ is the process that introduces water soluble products into the skin -
✓✓Iontophoresis
what binds the tissues of the body together? -✓✓Connective tissue
what is true of the origin part of the muscle -✓✓it is attached to the skeleton
what body system serves as a protective covering for the body -✓✓integumentary
system
eccrine glands are ___ -✓✓sweat glands
what happens in the stratum granulosum (also known as the grainy layer) -✓✓keratin is
produced
what is the technical term for a nail? -✓✓onyx
what nerves react to heat, cold, pain, and touch? -✓✓sensory
what is the dermis? -✓✓support layer below the epidermis
what is true of basal cell carcinoma? -✓✓it is the least severe type of skin cancer
what is hypopigmentation? -✓✓lack of pigment
clients with which Fitzpatrick skin type tend to have more sensitive skin? -✓✓Skin type 1
what is a characteristic of seborrhea? -✓✓flaking skin
, when should you analyze the skin type and condition? -✓✓before performing services
what is the vitamin in which retinol is the natural form? -✓✓vitamin A
what is coenzyme Q10? -✓✓very powerful antioxidant
what do clay masks do as they dry and tighten? -✓✓draw impurities to the surface
what is the common name for pseudofolliculitis? -✓✓razor bumps
what type of movements are used in petrissage? -✓✓kneading
how does dehydrated skin appear under a woods lamp? -✓✓light violet/purple
what is a heat effect that is used for permanent hair removal? -✓✓thermolysis
what is sometimes known as a "loupe"? -✓✓magnifying lamp
what is the second stage of hair growth? -✓✓catagen phase
what is the shape of the hair papilla? -✓✓cone
glycation, an intrinsic part of the aging process, is caused by what? -✓✓rise in blood
sugar
vascular lesions are also known as ___ lesions -✓✓tertiary
milia are most common in ___ skin types -✓✓dry
combination skin can be both ___ at the same time -✓✓oily and dry
what may make the skin too sensitive for facials or waxing? -✓✓oral steroids
what are carbomers used for? -✓✓to thicken creams
what type of product dissolves makeup, oil and dirt? -✓✓cleansers
approximately how far should the facial steamer be when steaming the skin? -✓✓18
inches
using deep pressure on the face ____ -✓✓can weaken elastin fibers
